Transport for LondonBond Street
Proposed improvements
We want to introduce:
- A remodelled ticket hall
- New escalators
- Lifts to provide step-free access
- A new station entrance
The station will compliment Crossrail and other transport services in the Bond Street area.
Background
We're working with Crossrail to improve the station. It is served by both Central and Jubilee lines and is visited by about 125,000 customers every day. When Crossrail is introduced we expect the number of daily customers to increase to approximately 224,000.
The Crossrail Parliamentary Bill received Royal Assent on 22 July 2008, after completing all its parliamentary stages, becoming the Crossrail Act 2008. The Act gives permission for Crossrail to be built, operated and maintained. It also gives London Underground (LU) permission to improve Bond Street station, as described above.
An outline of the works taking place within Westminster is set out in the context report below. This report gives a description of the works and sets out a future programme for the requests for approval from Westminster City Council for the detailed planning required under the Crossrail Act.
City of Westminster Planning Context Report (PDF 6.9MB)
Contact us
If you would like further details about Crossrail's proposals, including the Hybrid Bill, visit the Crossrail website.
If you have any further questions concerning the proposed upgrade of Bond Street station, please contact:
Robin Hall
London Underground
13th Floor
Centre Point
103 New Oxford Street
London
WC1A 1DD
- Email: robin.hall@tube.tfl.gov.uk
- Tel: 0203 102 5404
